* Atsuhito Kohda > I don't know how you create texmf.cnf but it would be enough > if you create it in Debian and distribute it to other machines
Jesus. You still haven't got the point. Repeat after me: "I am *NOT* permitted to make that decision on behalf of the user." > On the other hands, in Debian which is an association of > volunteers, a developer can package any DFSG-free TeX components > or DFSG-free extra fonts packages freely so we need an infra-structure > which provides dynamic texmf.cnf etc. so that every such extra > packages can modify texmf.cnf in order that they could be installed and > work without problem. I believe this is our (tetex-mantainers') duty. I'm not a TeX user, but why can't you have a /etc/texmf.d/ directory where the other packages can drop their texmf.cnf fragments (like logrotate has, for instance), which is then included from the static texmf.cnf? -- Tore Anderson
